In the current month, the digital artist Tyler Hobbs announced his recent generative NFT project: QQL. This creative platform lets users create their own digital assets based on exclusive algorithms. In other words, anyone will have the opportunity to cooperate with Tyler Hobbs and make valuable artwork.
QQL will be auctioning off 900 mint cards in September.
About QQL by Tyler Hobbs and Dandelion Wist
Majorly, QQL is a creative NFT project made by Tyler Hobbs and Dandelion West. The team describes the platform as an “experiment in productive cooperation” which also involves community members.
Actually, everyone can test the QQL algorithm to create their own digital assets. The founding team will release an exclusive algorithm on the platform and additional tools to use it. Then, community members can create and explore productive artworks based on the same algorithm.
The QQL platform says: “ it’s up to decide what speaks to you and to choose the final works”.
How can you create innovative NFTs with QQL?
Regarding the official website, everyone can use Tyler Hobbs’ QQL platform for free. Moreover, just those with a QQL Mint Pass can, in fact, mint their created collectibles.
As a Mint Pass holder, you can create an exclusive “seed” which involved three things:
• your digital wallet address
• The traits chosen on the QQL platform
• Your curated entropy
This way, your creative NFT will have your signature. The digital seed serves as proof of authenticity of any artwork as well.
The QQL Mint Pass drops as NFTs in September. 900 licenses will be auctioned through Archipelago, an NFT marketplace dedicated to creative artworks.
Who is behind the project?
To start with , Tyler Hobbs is one of the most successful creative NFT artists until now. Some of his iconic NFTs of the “Fidenza” series sold for more than 1000 ETH due to their simple, yet innovative algorithm.
Meantime, Dandelion Wist describes himself as a “crypto hacker, founder, and collector.” The developer gave a TED talk earlier this year discussing the significance of NFT marketplace mechanics. Currently, he is concentrated on expanding the Archipelago’s generative NFT marketplace, that apparently also supports Art Blocks.
Tyler is a Twitter menace, he has used over 100 fake accounts so far and continues to generate fake accounts, fake replies, to sell his generated art, with no way to unsubscribe.
Tyler, I will not buy your art, stop abusing my time!